New rules on the transparency of so-called artificial intelligence will come into force in the European Union on 2 August this year. The aim is to reduce the risk of misuse of this technology, manipulation, misleading content, fraud and so on.

Europe’s creative sectors call on EU policymakers to uphold transparency, consent, and creators’ rights in AI Act implementation

The cultural associations representing a wide range of content creators welcome the Czech Republic's decision to support the text of the AI Act agreed in the difficult trialogue in December.

After two years of negotiations, the European Union agreed on a regulatory framework for artificial intelligence.